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For the 2026 intermediate exams, TG BIE bars students from switching subjects. Barcoded OMR sheets will replace blank ones to streamline evaluation. Hall tickets will include QR codes for exam centres, with previews sent via WhatsApp to parents and students.
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The Telangana Board of Intermediate Education has revised the syllabus from 2026–27, reducing portions in science and mathematics, changing exam patterns, and introducing a new commerce stream. Textbooks will be updated with QR codes and released by April 2026.
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The Telangana Board of Intermediate Education has upgraded intermediate certificates with advanced security features such as UV fibres, QR codes, colour photographs and waterproof paper. The move aims to prevent forgery and make academic verification faster and easier.
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After Dasara break, Telangana’s Intermediate Board will begin surprise inspections at private and corporate colleges to check if weekly PT, meditation, and lab sessions are held. This aims to reduce student stress and improve their mental and physical health
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Over 100 Telangana government-run junior colleges across the State are staring at a bleak future as they are yet to apply for affiliation from the Telangana Board of Intermediate Education for the academic year 2025-26
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Chemistry-I and Commerce-I exams reported 21 malpractice cases with 14 in Yadadri, five and two in Hyderabad
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The Telangana Inter results have been made available on the website https://tgbie.cgg.gov.in
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The association said that over the last three years, remuneration for the practical and theory exams has not been increased
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The spot evaluation of the intermediate answer scripts commenced at 19 spot evaluation camps setup across the State
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More than 12,700 students skipped the Thursday exam during which 14 malpractice cases were booked
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Fifteen malpractice cases with five each in Jangaon and Siddipet, four in Karimnagar and one in Peddapalli district were booked during the exam
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TG BIE announces a four spell spot evaluation, which will be conducted at 19 camps constituted across the State
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TG BIE Secretary S Krishna Aditya said hall tickets for both first and second-year students have been made available online in the respective college logins
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As students find it stressful to navigate to the centres particularly on the first day of the exam, the TG BIE is integrating QR codes, which come embedded with the location of the exam centres, to hall tickets
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Stating that an admissions notification and schedule for ensuing academic year 2025-26 was yet to be issued, TG BIE Secretary S Krishna Aditya instructed the colleges to strictly adhere to the admission schedule
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In a letter to the State Election Commission, TG BIE Secretary Krishna Aditya makes an appeal to exempt staff from local bodies' election duties as they are involved in exam work
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Those who fail to turn up for ongoing practical exams can seek rescheduling, but must present genuine and valid reason
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The Board asked principals of all junior colleges to make corrections, if any, in the nominal rolls
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The private colleges took this decision Saturday evening after they were assured by the Board authorities that permission regarding issues
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The issue stemmed with the Board imposing hefty fines on private junior colleges operating in mixed occupancy buildings over delay in receiving affiliation for the academic year 2024-25 due to delay in obtaining NoC from the fire department
